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Cut Scenes
Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla (1994)


Star Falcon's Test Flight
The Star Falcon, one of Moguera's halves, is given a test flight high above the Earth's atmosphere to check performance of the craft in zero gravity.
Background

A very brief scene that just showed the Star Falcon flying in outer space, with Earth in the distance. It's assumed that the scene was going to be shown during the opening credit sequence, perhaps before Moguera under goes numerous maintenance checks. In its current state, the scene is far too brief, given that there is no context to place the scene in to understand exactly what's going on. If the scene was going to be elaborated on or not is unknown. It could also be mused that perhaps the scene was only intended to be used in trailers for the film if extra footage was needed.


War at Sea
As Godzilla approaches the mainland of Japan, seeking revenge against his space birthed doppelganger, the JSDF initiates their defensive strike. Lacing the bay with subs, battleships, and several varieties of attack helicopters, the nation sought to protect itself. However, even this iron current was not enough to prevent the saurian demon from touching Japan soil. Nearly every man made creation was reduced to ash and molten slag, drifting to the bottom of the black seas.
Background

As most know, stock footage was used during the entire sea battle that made it into the final cut of the 1994 film. However, unknowing to most, there was an entire segment filmed with new props and models. Unfortunately, the scene didn't go as planned, and several effects were noticeable off amidst the completed scene. Special effects director Koichi Kawakita wanted to re-shoot the scene, but there was not enough time left in the production cycle to permit such a luxury, so stock footage had to be used as a quick substitute.